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The Sunday Play: The Tragical History of Dr Faustus

on BBC Radio 3

By Christopher Marlowe.
A version of Marlowe's play by Sue Wilson. The year is 1537 and an inquiry is in progress into the events which led up to the horrifying death of Dr Faustus and the rumours of his pact with the Devil. Anthea Gomez's score creates a different vision of the hell which Mephostophiles can conjure.
Music by Anthea Gomez performed by the composer and Tim New (Rpt)

Contributors

Author:
Christopher Marlowe.
Adapted by:
Sue Wilson
Music composed and performed by:
Anthea Gomez
Music performed by:
Tim New
Director:
Sue Wilson
Dr Faustus:
Stephen Moore
Mephostophiles:
Philip Voss
Robin, the clown:
Barrie Rutter
Old man:
Maurice Denham
Lucifer:
John Hollis
Bad Angel:
Michael Tudor Barnes
Good Angel:
Teresa Gallagher
Wagner/Wrath/Sir Rudolf:
David Thorpe
The Emperor/Covertness/Ralph:
Lawrence Evans
Valdes/Vintner/Pride:
John Webb
Beelzebub/Gluttony:
Jill Graham
She-Devil Wife/Lechery:
Liza Sadovy
Comelius/Scholar:
David Monico
Advocate:
Keith Drinkel
Pope/Sloth/Scholar:
John Fleming
Envy:
Lorna Laidlaw
Horse Courser/Scholar:
John Baddeley
Archbishop/Scholar:
John Evitts

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